Sentence examples for sort our problems from inspiring English sources
"I am grateful [Kroenke] has confidence in my abilities to sort our problems out because that is not easy to find in football".
Ahmet, 70 years old and part of a steady trickle of Turkish Cypriots crossing each day to sample the West and its consumer palliatives, tells me that, despite returning to his village after 30 years to find his father's grave at the bottom of a newly formed reservoir, his only desire is for the Turkish army to leave, "so that us Cypriots can sort our problems out".
"We need to sort out our problems before we nominate a new prime minister," said the minister of economy and trade, Mohammad Safadi, a Sunni leader and a potential compromise candidate for prime minister.
We need to sort out our problems in qualifying and we will get some good results, as our race pace is usually very good".
I was determined to not have children until we could sort out our problems.
We need that to get done, and only then will we be able to sort out our problems that we are having in the community," McLachlan says.
"We will not eat food until the British and French authorities sort out our problems," said Ahmad Khan, a former journalist from Afghanistan and a spokesman for the migrants on hunger strike.
"There's been speculation, as you know, about a deficit reduction levy, certainly it is my intention that people like myself, high-income earners, should bear a significant quantum of the burden when it comes to sorting out our problems.
Pretty soon, everyone would be trying to make the reforms that would allow them inside the tent and, as with the EU, once they were all inside, there'd effectively be a unified world government to sort out all our problems.
It doesn't mean we will always agree; it means we will never shut one another out; we will never stop talking to each other; trying to work together to sort out and solve our problems.
